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NevadaSTi · 2008-04-23, 01:01 PM

No, the scoring is the same with or with out optics. Obviously, people using scopes will be at a greater advantage over people without. However, Scotty has used his standard AR15 without optics before, successfully.

If you are talking about a 22, as in 22 long rifle (rim fire) then it won't do either of you any good. The .22 referred to in post #13 is a centerfire of some sort. I.E. 22 Hornet, 222 Remington, 222 Rem. Mag, 223 Remington / 5.56 Nato, 220 Swift, 22-250, etc.

If you have any of the above mentioned calibers, you will be fine. And to answer your question in that context, then No, one gun for both shooters will work. You just need to speak to the event chair and let him know that you are sharing a firearm. He will then be able to put you in the same group.

2008-04-23, 01:01 PM	#28
NevadaSTi EJ251 Real Name: Brian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Minden, Nv. Posts: 989 Car: 1994 Toyota 4Runner Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once	No, the scoring is the same with or with out optics. Obviously, people using scopes will be at a greater advantage over people without. However, Scotty has used his standard AR15 without optics before, successfully. If you are talking about a 22, as in 22 long rifle (rim fire) then it won't do either of you any good. The .22 referred to in post #13 is a centerfire of some sort. I.E. 22 Hornet, 222 Remington, 222 Rem. Mag, 223 Remington / 5.56 Nato, 220 Swift, 22-250, etc. If you have any of the above mentioned calibers, you will be fine. And to answer your question in that context, then No, one gun for both shooters will work. You just need to speak to the event chair and let him know that you are sharing a firearm. He will then be able to put you in the same group. __________________ The last living thing on earth will be me. I'll step on the last cockroach.